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It's pressed into the housing. You can reinstall it using a big socket and tap in back in place. What I would do. Is to clean the outside of the
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It's pressed into the housing. You can reinstall it using a big socket and tap in back in place. What I would do. Is to clean the outside of the area that going into the housing. Then apply some red Lock-Tite Stud and Bearing mount to that area and tap in.
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